Sentence examples for alienated stance from inspiring English sources

But Achebe finds Armah's "alienated stance" no better than Joyce Cary's, and particularly objects to Armah's existentialism, which he calls a "foreign metaphor" for the sickness of Ghana.

Like Holden Caulfield, the Glass children — Franny, Zooey, Buddy, Seymour, Boo Boo, Walt, Waker — would emerge as avatars of adolescent angst and Mr. Salinger's own alienated stance toward the world.

But his attempt to restore the communists to their former dominance of the left by adopting an orthodox and dogmatic communist stance alienated many sympathizers and drove them to the socialist camp.

Kunonga was elected bishop in 2001, but his increasingly pro-Zanu-PF political stance alienated many Anglicans and he withdrew himself from the church in 2007, taking the church's assets with him, including cars, clergy houses and access to churches.

This stance alienated many anti-Prohibition Republicans.

That stance alienated many Republican women, who said they spent years defending their party against Democrats' accusations of a "war against women" only to see those accusations come true. .

By diminishing the prospects for a two-state solution, this stance has alienated the Turkish government as well as its electoral base.

Outside of Lansing, the state capital, Mr. Snyder's stances have alienated some people and puzzled others.

But for all her fortuitude, Kendall has failed to convince critics who doubt her leadership qualities while her forthright stance alienates members still angry with the electorate.

But the Brotherhood's mild stance has also alienated many of its most active young members.

González said Sánchez's stance, which has alienated many in the party, had left him feeling "deceived and disappointed".